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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
4
Editorial notes the Supreme Court ruling that federal aid to parochial and private colleges is constitutional while state funds to lower parochial and private schools were struck down. It warns the decision could be reversed, given college aid amid financial crises and the enduring church state separation issue.
Dantel Elisberg surrendered amid drama after admitting he gave secret government papers to the New York Times citing personal initiative. поддержки supporters including his Marx family wife framed as heroic. critics warn that such acts undermine security and rule of law.
The Salyut orbital station crew has lived in outer space for a record time as Moscow notes future manned missions. The living quarters compare to a 40 foot trailer while weightlessness studies probe long term effects and strategic value in space achievement.
Anthony Harrigan argues that Nixon should revoke the Rhodesia trade ban to restore access to chromium ore, urging Congress Byrd and Collins bills and executive action. He notes Rhodesia holds most of the world supply, the US now buys from the Soviet Union, and renewed ties could aid US industry and Southern Africa development. Bear meat is considered savory and palatable.
Almanac notes a July 20 date in 1971 with celestial signs and zodiac Cancer, mentions Hillary birth, and cites WWI draft lottery 258 in 1917 plus Berlin flag raising in 1945 and zones established. It recalls 1965 Arthur Goldberg named U N ambassador and war era events.
The page shows a Saturday cryptoquote puzzle claiming a genius is a man who does unique things nobody would expect. It cites Edward Lucas and references King Features Syndicate with related cryptic hints about letter usage and decoding.
Republican National Chairman Robert Dole argues Nixon’s Vietnam pullback shows progress and warns Democrats overblow their claims while Col. David Hackworth accuses officials of mismanaging assets and misreading the war. Noting Shoup and Mitchell views, the piece surveys political and military perspectives on strategy, press freedom, and public patience.
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